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‘He Thought His Career Was Over’: I Think James Gunn’s Leap From Marvel To DC Is Remarkable, Especially After Hearing Sean Gunn’s Take On The Story
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After a shocking Marvel exit, acclaimed director James Gunn makes a bold move to revive DC's most iconic hero.
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- Director Sean Gunn, James' brother, reveals the emotional toll of the Marvel firing and Gunn's resilient comeback at DC.
- Gunn's transition from Marvel to DC is seen as a 'remarkable' industry leap, signaling a potentially game-changing shift in the superhero genre.
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James Gunn, Sean Gunn, Marvel Studios, DC Films, Avengers: Doomsday, Superman